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14 Friday, September 11, 2015 • Issue 187
If you were looking for last-minute tickets to
the sold-out CAESAR'S ARMY
In.De.Paint.Dance event in August, chances
are that your luck was as formidable as being
able to vote twice in your constituency: slim to
none!
Patrons gathered in the spirit of revelry so intrin-
sic to our nation, to to celebrate a momentous
national milestone - Independence Day. This year,
the Romans of the Army had one clear goal in
mind for the J'Ouvert concept event -- to bring a
utopic feeling to the recently culminated General
Elections Season.
For many, real unity was defined by standing at
attention for T&T's National Anthem at sunrise,
where every creed and race gleefully and patriot-
ically stood side by side in the beach venue to
collectively sing with pride. Others found their
"equal place" by engaging in J'Ouvert horseplay
with their fellow man, where expressions of love
and equality included a healthy dousing of
coloured powder and paint, all while taking a
wine, of course.
There was no escape from the hue-stained
wardrobe mission - chalk it up to "national duty"!
CAESAR'S ARMY provided a welcomed party
alternative in the name of national unity that has
annually won the hearts of citizens from coast
to coast. This year, there was a delectable break-
fast spread with selections ranging from Chi-
nese, Indian and African culinary influences. Pa-
trons were also welcomed to a fully-stocked
premium bar, and the females were lavishly
treated to an exclusive Sperone Mimosa Ladies
Bar.
With the pulsating rhythms of African drums
that hypnotized the masses to a euphoric state
of mind at the end of the event, the cooling
Tyrico Bay waters became the perfect party end
for several IDPD partygoers. For one morning, at
least, paint-stains washed away with the ten-
sions of civic duty and divisive political cam-
paigning, and was replaced with smiling
exchanges and palancing among friends, old and
new.
Undoubtedly, there was an excitement in the
crisp North Coast Air over the long weekend for
this highly-anticipated affair. For the Romans
and supporters of CAESAR'S ARMY,
In.De.Paint.Dance has always come as a potent
and much-needed release of patriotism and
unity on Monday 31 August 2015. This year in
particular, it evolved into an entertainment mani-
festo for Trinidad and Tobago with a difference.
For a few hours, creed, race, financial status or
social strata had no place or space. Happiness
and freedom to enjoy life did.
We came. We saw. We painted!
In.De.Paint.Dance declared unanimous
victor for August 2015 Party Scene!
Tenille Clarke